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Former Mariners manager Scott Servais finds spot to continue his career
Former Mariners manager Scott Servais will continue his career in Major League Baseball with the Padres, and here's why he'll see a lot of his former team.
Former Seattle Mariners Manager Scott Servais Lands New Gig with San Diego Padres
After failing to secure another managerial job this offseason, former Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais has landed as a special assistant with the San Diego Padres. Dennis Lin of The Athletic had the report on Saturday afternoon: The San Diego Padres hired Servais as a special assistant for baseball operations and player development,
Former Mariners manager Scott Servais has new gig in MLB
Just months after Scott Servais was let go as Seattle Mariners manager, he's joined the front office of a familiar MLB team.
Former Mariners manager Scott Servais joining Padres in player development
Former big-league catcher interviewed for manager’s job in 2015, has ties to A.J. Preller from Texas Rangers days
Scott Servais joins Padres as special assistant: Sources
Servais, who managed the Mariners for nine seasons, worked alongside Padres president A.J. Preller with the Texas Rangers.
Padres Hire Scott Servais For Special Assistant Role
The Padres have hired Scott Servais as a special assistant in their baseball operations and player development departments, The Athletic's
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Seattle Sacks Servais As Manager After Blowing 10-Game AL West Lead
The only team without a pennant is now without its manager too. Scott Servais was fired Thursday after running the team since 2016. This looked like the year things would change but the team went ...